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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
1
Community briefs report visitors and travel from nearby towns including Harbise Beatrice and Hebron. Items include purchases at the Racket, farm updates, stock movements, and upcoming events like a Presbyterian supper at the Colman House.
An advertisement invites inquiries for land purchases or rentals. Caller identifies as the Lincoln Land Co and directs interested parties to contact the agent R. Keggy. The brief notice urges prospective buyers or renters to get in touch.
An itemized sale note mentions Johnathans TSe and other rarities priced around 60c per bushel or car load, with a 0c hand fall. Location given as five miles east of Fairbury, contact numbers include 54846 Fairbury and 1010 Janeen, signed by F J OConnell.
Mr and Mrs Alf Mayborn attended the funeral Saturday at Beatrice for Mrs George Mayborn. They were accompanied home by Mr and Mrs Ed Ebe of Lincoln, visiting relatives here and at Lanham.
C A Wood former Elite News publisher buys the Chester Herald and will helm the new paper. Charley Loock announces a September 30 stage show The Sculptor's Dream at his opera house with tickets at Loock Habicht. Meridian Idaho resident C A Riddle renews the Record. he recalls Nebraska roots and crops.
C. D. and Wes S. Mathews, who had visited over Sunday with their ailing mother at Mrs. C. D. Maw’s home south of town, returned Monday to their homes near Liberty Nebraska.
Advertisement lists apples for sale Grimes Golden Genetius Ben Davis Jonathan Winesaps and Windfalls with prices 50c and 25c per bushel. Corn expert Henry Bearenvs urges gathering seed corn early by late September due to near frost risk.
Albert Fasnacht reports seeing a deer Tuesday on his farm four miles southeast of Diller. The animal stood within forty yards, jumped a four wire fence, and vanished into timber along the creek. It marks a rare deer sighting in the area after a long gap.
Mrs Lala Beall of Guide Rock Nebraska wife of a former Diller High School principal received serious injuries Thursday of last week when struck on the back of the head by a ball on the Bostwick school grounds where she teaches she had gone to supervise younger children during play She was reported better but not out of danger.
Beckwith's announces a new furniture and music store in the Powell building. The owner displays a fine stock including various furniture styles and several top piano makes. He invites inspection of the assortment and promises fair pricing and personal service. Local residents urged to visit and compare selections.
Mrs Habicht's new residence is in the hands of the fathers. Fanders Bros have started up their sorghum factory west of town. J. E. Clark shipped a mixed car load of stock to the St Joe market Monday. Eld Ogden began a series of gospel meetings in the Christian church Tuesday evening. Ed Wagnor, aided by a cane, walked to town Tuesday. For sale fourteen months old short-horn bull. Mr and Mrs J E Kerr returned from Omaha hospital where Depue is recovering from gall bladder surgery. Fred Starr Cal Waggoner and Diehl duck shooting party report few ducks and many teal and snipe. Poland-china male pig for sale. Mrs Chelgea Windsor visited and returned to Omaha. Frost visible Tuesday morning with ice reported. gardens damaged. Mrs Mollie Graves and children visiting northeast of Diller. husband to join soon. C T and Cloyd Cully back from Gage Oklahoma. Sherm Cully moving to New Mexico for a homestead. English and French gardeners pay $25 per 100 live toads. toads sheltered in ground holes by stones and boards.
Rev B C Maxcy arrived from York conference to inspect his Diller M E field for the year. He met parishioners, occupied the parsonage, and departed on No 66 toward Palmyra after four years there with his wife and five children and a load of household goods. He plans to return to conduct service at Diller on Sunday Oct 9.
The Diller Lyceum Club ran a seat drawing last Saturday for reserved seat season tickets. 107 first class seats at 3.00, 29 second class at 2.50, and 24 third class at 2.00 were allotted, totaling 160 seats. The drawing completed in under two hours and additional $2.00 season tickets have since sold.
Dr. 8. O. Pitts, who had visited there with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gee Pitta since Thursday evening of last week, returned Tuesday in his auto to his home at Archer, Nebraska, where he is practicing.
Mr. and Mrs. O J Mayborn rode Burlington east on Monday with O J headed to the State Bankers meeting in Omaha and Mrs Mayborn planning a visit with her mother in Lincoln.
Mrs Lena Saner 57, formerly of Diller area, died Tuesday at Burns Kansas. Funeral held today at Beatrice Methodist Church with burial in Blue Springs cemetery. Survived by husband and six children. Henry Fishback of Beatrice to furnish manufactured ice for the season, delivered as needed, nearly pond-ice prices.
Preaching by the pastor at 11 4 m and 7 45 p m with sacrament of the Lord's supper and reception of new members during morning service. Sabbath lectures 10 m and Endeavor Society 6 45 p m Rev Wx Borie, Pastor. Lutheran Church of Sope announces next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock by Rev Seldan of Cheater.
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